Farmers Fishers Bakers, Washington DC

Well placed in Georgetown for lunch or dinner. Excellent service and attention. Both the catfish and the jambalaya were very tasty. I would go back without AIDS.

With a 7: 30 reservation on a Monday, we were seated 25 minutes later. The waitress brought water, took the order and did not return until the food arrived 20 minutes later. Cold Mac and cheese, bland catfish, weak spicy fried chicken and green beans that deserved to be cooked! Never, ever asked how our meal was! Tourist season is killing this place. Skip.

Such a great place! Delicious food and wonderful service, our server F. J was so kind and just a lovely person all around. The pretzels and garlic knots were great appetizers, and the poke tuna was so good. Definitely recommend!

Just had breakfast here. Service was slow - even though not crowded. After 20 minutes wait, our food arrived cold, & missing part of the order. We hardly saw the server. Maybe its a good place to go at night - but for breakfast, save your money & have a better experience elsewhere.

Food was good as always, albeit the portions could be a bit bigger. Everyone enjoyed their meals before hopping over to the Kennedy Center for a show, but everyone was hungry again shortly after. Service was not bad but left a bit to be desired. It felt like we were almost inconveniencing the server by being there, but our orders came out quickly and correct, and our glasses stayed full, so overall, it was certainly still a positive experience and we'll be back

We really enjoyed our dinner with fJ as our waiter. He made sure that I had an amazing birthday & the food was incredible!

Best night manager ever. Jessey's knowledgeable, accommodating, friendly and professional. I love the drinks!

Great food, wonderful service and beautiful atmosphere. 10/10 recommended for a relaxing meal by the water.

Decently priced all-you-can-eat brunch, at least for DC. Food is mediocre, nothing amazing but and tastes distinctly like buffet food. Service however is pretty good. However, I will say to keep an eye out for a “wellness charge” on the check which apparently is a rebranded concept from pandemic recovery charges, but now it is to pay for extra employee benefits. I am more than happy to support service workers, but the charge was sneaky and not explained on the bill. Not even the servers knew what it was for even though management claimed it is supposed to benefit them. Though I’m sure this restaurant chain can afford to take the hit to profits, if you can’t even do that, factor the costs into the food and pay your employees more, don’t try to sneakily add an extra charge to a customers bill. Also make real sushi again there was no need to make it all vegan. Stop trying to cut costs

The service and the appetizers were good. I can’t give 5 stars because the jambalaya was not good. The honey pot chicken was not seasoned at all there was only flavor in the honey on the top of the chicken. Other than that beautiful staff and beautiful place…

Ended up in this place after taking a stroll near the river and we had a great time. Food was really good. Service by Alexis was excellent as well, and overall the vibe was really nice.

Were served very nicely and quickly. The food was really tasty and the ambiance was ok.
Good value for money

I've been their regular customer for many years They have good food, I always try something new on the menu and they never disappoint me This place is so crowded Definitely make a reservation in advance

We had happy hour drinks and food. Muscles were just okay
Drinks were good, and the rest of the food was good.

Like everything else on the waterfront, overhyped. Good concept, though, a little bit of everything, for everyone.

The food was alright (nothing too great and nothing too wrong). The service and vibe were good too.